The Grace Grandstand at Towcester Racecourse was completed in 1997 at a cost of £1.3M. It was seen as part of the Racecourse’s drive to attract a clientele beyond racing, being planned for conference and social uses. It has a Members’ Bar and a first class restaurant overlooking the Course. There are six hospitality boxes on the top floor with a continuous gallery with a view of the Racecourse. Published in: Country Life, October 1997: ‘Towcester Boasts a Winner’ Perspectives on Architecture, Feb/March 1998: ‘Towcester’s Winning Streak’ Included in: H.R.H. Prince Charles description of The Grace Grandstand Project in ‘Vision of Britain : 1989′ “Roberts has unleashed his imagination with his exuberant, slightly Tibetan-looking new stand at Towcester Racecourse”. H.R.H. Prince Charles, ‘Vision of Britain’ Exhibition, Victoria & Albert Museum, London. 1989.